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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

EoR RENT-63l 1 ct. n W. TWO VERY
three ssn.smen board i desired; teI%s rsssOn.ois
EOR RENT-RooNs. FURNISHED AND UNFUR-
venient to hpe hnss :Ss. css. ssS Plumb
ing references exchanged 1i2I1 at nv. snil-St'
FooR REST.rwS Rooms: SECOND AND THIRD
location sonvsnisnt e cars sad Departmental cheap
e av.s
oor Sps sons i sh sn st sSe room and sah !s
u second noor. 11o7 18th st nw. sul1-St.
EOR RENT-Two UNFURNIsHED ROOMS IN
C new Bay window House: Above and large closet
EoR RENT-vKRY DESIRABLE. NICELY FUR.
I nished Ro0ma. with table board at $40 New York
ave. NV. aul1
ssSad Ss ST TwS dnsS sO0a ms
nsned hsi room on third h'0r; for gentlemen only
FOE s, RE NJ -. IA, sgITE OF Rooms TAcISa
ss' %
+ front Room. furnished. SO Sd st. NV. sSs>Ss
EQR RENT-FURNIsHED.B BEAUTIFUL SUMMER
Il Rooms; bay windows in every room: corner house,
s ST. noV " ''' Gust ''''''' ''' ' jyso1at.
EoR RENT-I72o 81. NV, LARGE, HAND;
nSS' 81
War and Navy Departments jy6-7ws
EOR RENT-FOUR NICE COMMUNICATING
4 Rooms On third door, with all cQnyaniences for
light housekeeping; $50. Inquire $50 ID st NV.
IrOR RENT-rHREE UNFINISHED FRONT
T. rooms, one square from the Pension Office and
within five minutes walk OF Patent and Post Offices
delightful locality; corner house. 234 st NV.
au2- tn. th&sa-2w
NOR T-ROOMS-PARTIESw ANTINGROOMS
u mud what will suit them list, Save
s nfa By calling at Or f0H 5,s
4 four communicating rooms on second foor suit
able for light housekeeping Terms moderate, family
small. no children. References. Rooms open between
q and p m. Apply 1909 10th st. NV. tyl4-1m
TCOR RENT-FURNIsHED AND UNFURNIsHED
II ROOMS.
lodging, Csc, Soc, 75c., and 81.
THE CLINTON HOUSE. $50. 81 824, S2e. S2s 7th
st. n. W. Main entrance, SIG 1th ST.
Street cars the door to all parts Of the city.
OPEN ALL NIGHT. jeS-:Sm
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Tm PnIcEs TEL
AND EVERYBODY TELLS THE PRICE

dsze a. the wonderful blu OF fare the LONDON AND
LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co. has prepared for its
patrons and the public at large:
$500 Bays Au-wool SERGE SUIT, Blua. Brown
Gray, and Salmon color.
$500 buys a nice Gray-Inixed SERGE SUIT.
$500 buys a good BUSINESS SUIT
stsoo buys silk-Face BLACK CoRKsCREy SUIT.
sAOO buys one Of our SILK ALPACA, PoNGEE and
other FANCY COATS and VESTS that were 81 90
sLoo buys good pair OF WORKING PANTS that
WILL stand the kaockaoouts If a yymnass
CauDRESS and Boys SUITS at half prica
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CLOTHING COMPANY.
soA Corner Ssh end g sta nv.
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Nor1cE To GEsr1Emrs.

Tomorrow morning, at the Palais Royal VIII be
opened 25 dozen Tourist Shirts, fancy checks and
stripes 6s and 9ec each: also some English Flannel
Shirts at g. co. usually ea5O each The es and csc.
ones look as gooi; they're American. dsntlemens
department, close to door of no ITO Pennsylvania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11

Inc way In which the fortunes OF Henry S. Ives,
ex-Napoleon OF Wall street, CINCINNATI Hsmf,to,
and Dayton, bob up and down with eacn succeed
Ing day, reminds one of the fluctuations OF some
OF the stocks IN which he cherishes so warm an
interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11
A C1Ar1S Up SALE.
THATLL KNOCK EN- ALL OUT,

IdAl'LL hNOCh I'm ALL OUT,
Tomorrow Morning We Will Inaugurate Startling
SIX DAYS CLEARING SALE
Thatl make every buyer smile-and smile pleasantly
We have taken stock, and marked all
SUMMER GOODS AND BROKEN LINES
At About soc. on the Dollar
Big WASTED Men. Very Stout Men, Very Large Men,
Very Slight Men, can be Fitted Here at Less
Than Half the Prices Of other houses
In White and Fancy Vests, seersucier Goats and
Vests Alpaca Goats. Busters, Drap D'Ete
Coats. and in Thin Wooden Suits Coats
and Vests and Trousers. Boys and
Children's Suits.
EVERYTHING MUST GO AT SOME PRICE,
And the Early Cornersn Get
THE CREAM OF THE BARGAINS, AS USUAL!
OUR TERRIFIC SLAUGHTER OF PRIcEs
FOR THIS WEEK
We have, thousands of you know given some pretty
goodsized bargains in the past but never
have we come nearer
Squeezing the Very Life out Of Prices!
Than in This Startling Six Days Clearing Sale,
Which1l commence in the morning We don't intend to
CARRY AM SUMNER GOODS OVER.
$ ! i Il s IT, f.:
au11 COR. TENTH AND F SITS.
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CH!1pREs's DnEssEs, 'REssAsrs.-
LINEN DEPARTMENT ''RzMNAsr.

500 Remnants Of Russia, Scotch and American Crashes,
in lengths suitable Hand Kitchen and Roller Towels
each Remnant markedAt low price.
nsI9s NHen ~ q Top3stte Piad. Turkey Red,
OF only 40 cents per yard.
We guarantee these Goods perfectly Fast Colofs and
at this price are the best bargain in Colored Table
Cloths we have ever offered
100 Remnants OF Bleached and Unbleached Irish
and German Damasks, in lengths VARYING from IN to
81 yards: each piece marked in Length and price.
soiled. at much less than the regular prices
our Remnants are no cheaper Friday than any other
ON Friday morning. because all the Remnants of the
intervening five days business collected together
on Thursday, remeasured and marked ct Remnant
pr1eeS We have IO Old stock They are all new and
desirable Goods.
Second loor. Two E!eyators)
r
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-ALoANo OF 10000 on A VALUABLE
w tract in the northwest close to improved prop
amount. but proposed street extensions favor the
spot that owner declines to sell Address z $; =.
f coAI AND WOOD YARD PROPERTY.
POSSESSION given ct oncs.
a apiFily t. s. E LE ss5 a.th st. NV
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE, 100000 LANDS
dress aR
sadsnsDus Md Ten per cen, e agents
E:oR SALE-SToCK AND FIXTURES OF A
s s1ose doing good cash business. oAgey
TIoR SALE ON A FLoURIsHINa CORNER,
store and inc
tSS sSs stIisss @ SS
LER & REPETTf. 326 Penn. ave. sc. au9-5t
FoR LEAsE-LONG TERM-OR FOR RENT. AS
f. ON IL st.
feet dssp containing 10000 feet enclosed by
shad a ro oS once anu largo '~o"tory frame
Also Ios SOILS. covered by roof on 14th st.. near
Also large sto,sse warehouse. on Water st. s.w. op-
p0sI se 1S sa r Ground
sdSx sShsI RSSSes,n, s. III
sAtE s6an NEAT AID G.ochRY STORE
business: location good: cash sales aud low rent:
Lease horse and wagons liquor: cause, health Of
owner bad. Address H. G. l., Star Office. 0u50t'
Tor ,sALE-JoB PRINTING OFFICE, THOR
Il oughly complete for all classes of work. An ex-
oe
NOR SALE Or RENT - TO LUMBER, WOOD,
II coel or feed dealers large yard connected with
u. O. by side truck aud witch. Apply 10
CLARK BROS, Agents for Carson & Sons.
KIVERTON WOOD BURNT LIME,
jy15-1ms Delaware ave.. bet. u and n. e.
ENOR LEASE-THE CAPITAL TEEATER W. 8
IL ALERT. 4uS 9TH St je3-3m
FISHE WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
l. AND FikE-PROOF STORAGE WAREHOUSE
GIG PA. AVE. n. ". (South Side)
Persons going abroad, leaving the city Shout
avail themselves Of the advantages offered bv this
pany for the safe keeping of bonds. securities 1ewer
Of art pianos brio brac rugs. carpets. &C. &c
after. your yaluables are stolen or burned.
Once Hours: 8 a. 10. to p
f26.Gm (Saturd2ys. 8 q M. to ) p. ND
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

IS Ss g ! ss NV. Is rooms, mod imp. s,ssess
s. Kst - ..... $ 81
casai 4. l s.; ian and 18th .s. $50
80. s '''''''-''''' cHiIS ". HANDY. w
FOR RLNT-HoUsE ITO c ST. \. r. FOUR
september l. issa inquire $sS Is;
FOR RENT-THREE-sToRY BRICK. EIGHT
a. non LOG qstn W modern convenience,: 5snt
Ss eS 81 SEN ss'. sss Inquire
For REST-4olS lsT ST. NV. nETwEEN d
xln aRa F. r09 g1n, sDa large cellar mod bay
coaEN $50 "a a1s sax.n0' Apply s sG
sSl Q.s. sr sstoreseo sls lth ne .er. mi ais 80
~ g ssi i & ne 81 mile u
Isl ssS sin: 9, 5ss Siise; &. s %
81 1t as d. E.. T. iss e Pierce Ct '~ $50
swoRMsTEpTA BRADLEY,
FIr.oR RENT, 10. PN;Er ROOMS, BATH. Gel
aos I'm e ICONS modsrn. W ist ~ i- iih
ssand sss se ~ o Ssll:s 4 &C. s:
S s AZ 81 ssa $50 c.A sS
SITS. ausIM
F8Sg EnI RESTco 9,; 81, 9E THE MOST COMPLETE
''as , ,''o .. only ss sS&'oRMsrrDr BRADLEY
aal1-6t 927 ST.
EoR RENT-A NEAT CoRNFR HOUSE ROOMS,
'front.' all Hs sS5 SSi ri BRzS SRlE sa0
aull-6t 921 st.
EoR RENT-l34o RIGGS STREET. A BEAUTIFUL
hoss h''' 0s swoRMsTsbbf tpf SSap III
aull-6t s27 Est.
EHOR KENT-BRICK HOUSE. MODERN IMPROVE
nents, 2ol3 q St Apply 1913 18th St au4-2w.
EOR RENT-MT. PLEASANT. 18TH ST EX-
Il tended near Pine. z neat six room frames ais so
FORREST. 1908 f st. NV. IL to 2. jeIl-3m.
nor RENT-TEN- ROOM. THREE STORY AND
= Cellar House on n st. n. w. bet. 10th aud 18th
in perfect order S55 also 4l9 4h street southeast
nue. sis T. KSiaHT So7 ath srsss n ave- w
au10-3t' "
EoR RENT-llOs 9Th street northwest, rooms:
y modern improvements. S20 per month. Apply at
444 New York ave. W. aulO-3t.
TCOR RENT-922 ST N W. SIX ROOMS, BATH
II and cellar; $35 Two sx-room Frames. Gales ne,
10th and I sts- me-: ss. HARDiNG i wATERs.
aulO-3t COG 18th st. NV.
LNOR RENT-7OS 18TH ST. BRICK HOUSE, IL
THOS. J. MYERS,
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WANTED--HOUSES.

WANTED-A FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS WISH
w to rent seven Or eight room House. with all mod
ern improvements; location between 9TH and 20th +
and sts NV preferred price lot to exceed $40 per
month. Address MODERN. Star office. au1l-St
TNANTED-ON 18TH OF SEPTEMBER FOR TWO
w years, 14-room house. at $1,000 per annrun
north of ST. and west of5th ST. state location. Ad
dress R. II. E., Star Office. aulO-6t@
"ANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE IN THE
w country, five miles from Washington until Octo
Der l give all particulars Address Box 124, Star
office. au9-3ts
WANTED-DIRECT FROM OWNERs-HOUsES
w to rent to hrst-cass tenants. Special and
tention given to property placed in our hands Nc
w ANTFD-DIRECT FROM OWNERS, HOUSES
w and Lots for cash purchasee. ANY property
pense. Rents collected. Estates managed Insurance
effected HOLLAND 1 THOMPSON.
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WANTED--ROOMS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l, BY YOUNG LADY,
W one large unfurnished Room, between 9th and
18th SIS. and Pennsylvania ave. and NJ ST.. state
terms; references exchanged Address A. x. Star
Office. au1l -2t,
WANTED-BY OCTOBER /, FOR GENTLEMAN
" and wife, two unfurn!shed rooms with bath. I'd
story; with without board; northwest give price
end location. Address NJ. c. B., Star office. au11-3t'
WANTED-BY A THOROUGHLY RESPECTABLE
w colOred man and wife, who understand the BUSH
the catering business Address T. B., Star Office
auto St.
WANTED ROOMS-TOP PARTIES HAVING ROOMS
w to rent present advantage to procure tenants
that will save them time, trouble, and money Room
Renting Agency. 93S st. ID. RAMEY. j. 15-.m
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BOARDING.

nINING-ROOM Is NOW RE-oPENFD Ar eru
1(apd sta NV. for boarding; 22 meal tickets FOR
-: cnildrs1 ~ -pnca Terms els per month VIII
saS-Ns MAGGIE NooorxIcu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11

FOR RENT-OFFICES.
EHoR RENT-TwO NICE OFFICE ROOMS, LOWER
month. by the year. WIN paper and paint and thor
oughly ren0vste rooms.
JOHN E BEALL. & CO..
te1-3m 1921 st. NV.
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EQR RENT-e00. 2O9k 2ll lsT ST. ne,
double pasloe, with best and eas: unfurnished
One eightroom House; saso eGrocey Store. with M
sures' stock. and dwep1nG Inquire 2ll lse o. n.a
EoR RfNT. YIRsI-CIAss REsIDENCE 1910
hnoae Msen9 49, 2csngasd he psss thrss yes3
s az i18a fl 3e ssaeAaA sassaon Appn soSa
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WANTED-ALOANO OF $4,000 ON A VALUABLE
w tract in the northwest, close to improved prop
critics. The land sells for about ght times this
amount but proposed street extensions favor the
spot that owner declines to sell Address r. S. b.
Star office. aul l-3ts
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FOR RENT--HOUSES

IroR RENT-THE ELEGANT AND nTsIRARlg
H. brick dvelling. win n1Ss cottage for seryauis,
13. ". next door &C. POSTMASTER General Nfaas
residence. Location one Of the bc~t in The sftv
House newly and handsomely furnished. viii he ID
with without furniture the FURNITURE Will l sold
sacrifice. Gall early such opportunity
Is rareiy offered. Also for sale. at bareAiu a neg
phaton. For particulars Apply %
HUFTY DYER
au9-eol5t 1901 slnw
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au3-2w hof a., W. IN Eh
tfok RENT-lo26sTH ST NV, NEW THREE
n STORY Brlck Basement House. bay window tn
rooms ana bath two latrobes range mantles through
1ut: al modern improvements EMMONS SMITH
sSnSure Boston Variety Store, 105 and a07 Market
sPsce jy93-lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11

EoR RRNT-Two a-sToRY AND BASEMENT
ta prick dwellings,, rooms each. all mod. imps
80, su ID II oth 81. n W.. near cars, market and
921 4 St N Di', ~. 4, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-08-11

EoR sAIE-.ADouT 1000 POUNDS OF NoNPA.
- real aud about 800 Pounds Of Agate Type. lately
Girable. they good condition and capable 81 s2-
cellent seryics for sws q three ye.rs P~pere:
dress The EVENING sIAh NkwafAPER 90.
Washington. DC dan
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23
THE DROUTH ENDED,
Gratifying Intelligence Comes
- From Texas That the
Great
DrOuth That Has Prevailed in
That State Since Last
September
Is Broken by COpiOus RainfallS
Throughout the Parched
Regions.
The Ground MotsteDed and the work
= OF Seeding to be Prosecuted
Without Delay.
The Indiana Senatorial Deadlock Still
gu. bat Prospects for an Early
-up-Repu blicau Re
union in New York.


WtsuIsGTos, Jan. %, Il. m.-Fol
Missouri: Colder, northwest winds. rait
weather
For Kansas: Westerly winds becoming
variable, fair weather.
/. KANSAS CITY, Mo, 22-Qaite heavy
shower fell here this afternoon; il IS grow
ing colder tonight.
BLooNjNToy, Kan, Jan 22-This re
gion was visited last night by much ne ded
rains
CHICAGO, Jan. pa Times special
from F.. Worth, Tex. says: This morn
ing generous AID gIya; rain fell for foaI
hours in this part of The STATE, and the tong
droulh extending fross September last i
ended. Reports have been received from
Wichita, Wise. Paio Pinto and Hood coun-
ties to the west and northwest all say thu
rain has wet the dry soil from two - four
inches Farmers are preparing 10 pioW al
once, and if the aid asked for Ia the way of
seed i extended at once it can he planted
in time Winter wheat has bccn received
-ss,.t! grass IS in fine condition More rain
; probable and the feeling Of rejoicing j.
great
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OVER THE OCEAN.


BERLIN. Jan. 22.-The new German
| Liberals of the Second Berlin district meet
today for the purpose Of deciding on action
| in the coming election for members OF
| the reAchstag. Three hundred electors at
tended. Il was resolved te support Prof
| Vierschow against Gen VonMoltke Herr
| Richter. in speech advocating this policy,
! c4ntended that il was rot the duty Of cleo
tors to provide that military interests of
| the empire should lie strongly represented
| in the rcichstag. bat rather to
! elect 10 that body those who could
and would defend the civil interests Of the
people. The views Of the eminent civilians
should be recognized in opposition to one
sided military views. When the Dul3e OF
Wellington. continued Herr Richter,
utilized his military glory and his personal
merits 10 over ride the constitution Of
England Eneli-hneH detianily declared
that though he had been victorious in
Spain and al Waterloo, he should not tie
victorious against the people Of England.
In like manner General NduN lsEc. though
he had been victorious over Austria and
over France should Hot Ire permitted 10 b..
victorious against the 81 .Zru- If =. lin.
The lower house Of the iHa'ag VIII pre-
sent an address 10 Emp rrr " ,li.alu. The
Conservatives were unanimously il favor
of presenting hin with a. address. b.,t jnc
National Liberals refused tuca-0n rare !
rumor is current but Is little crl4i,ed that
the manifesto which u, said Emperor
William Ni.i issue. viii raEc the form Of q
letter culreiL5a- Prince Bismarck Bft
mantle to-. laa Free Cons. ryalive asserts
plainly THAT e victory for tae opposition
p.
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STATE LE,FIsLATURE4.


ISDIAEArols, Jan 22-The legislator.
met in joint convention at noon and took
one ballot for UHiieJ STATES senator Tia,
result WAS: Turpie -, Harrison -. Al!su
4; two member, being paired For one
little moment break Of the dead lock wa-
thought possible To-day when the roll
call wa. nearing 5Iacket's name, Green
hacker Robinson passed doHn the aisle g.
the former seat: ali eye. turuei upon t5c
two men; they conycrsed briefly ia los
rt0les and when RoJins9a'> nam" WIS call
ed he responded. after iiulr he,na.taa.
Allen" The episode Was watched @IlA
most intense interest til suru.j-ri lha;
if adjournment had not been taken th@G,a.i
lock might have been broken on the arr1
bSlla-
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 22-Thn Eep.h.
cans heI1 II caUcGS last night arI passed
resolution &c vote iir>t for Gen. Go1 for
senator, then for Flick, Brown ana N!c-
Lean In the order named.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

new YORK. Jan 22.-Thc ar=. annual
dinner of The Republican club Il Tins city
will take place on SATURDAY, fetruar IT,.
the anniversary of Liacola7 h.r..5.
Among those iuvited to he pte,eu, Is, o..-.
@ filaint.
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Harcnins ia Renl Estata.

A i}oe rz-.c attt~s. ss' sfo.E E.r. ana
aa rtis fz sts s,-lF - lrvfss. .-l-s asr
rsrcUea feose t'r tsisre. Iirt'l - ,'asvf aEsi
sr.sfi H,ist.
AZ. r. '.;,i a cir- H.,-.s }a-asr5 ssss sod
uV'shtc7hood. SV>-,izl t5rus t. t,oae Ni>hias 10
r4s b. mes
49, -lG,sr sd. r.-1sste. F-- t1F -.5 I>l-I.rsisrs
See t'.rl-. fgaftt. cf ta- ra- trr.1tTr-slf. a
oisy o.ics. { sE0
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Each Roea Cvsr.esr seoss4a Aafs
a Road Orer.eer's Account BooA re
caip' Book for Lsbsr, Receipt Eook
Tor Extra Work. sud : Keoeips i.Ook
for Material iced.
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dverJ3senen!s IN This column win be caarged for
t''e rate of Five Cents per line per week No i'd
,tstlaeots taken for less than 25 cents, and will
IL Inserted until paid for.
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FOR SALE.

TI-OR SALx-e5xla3. Sherwood avenue and
4 Fourteenth street Sherwood's subdivision.
Price ~ 2e0. Terms are very easy. Reed. Jscsman
& c.. Pom s IL Y NJ y 8
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LOST.

SsSi-&stn rSlsiIg bcoS- VA. IN. sstis "a cut
= size cover. tH4e- wit reyvarssed b. return
: same 80 this ofs,gs. R1cG. IL & Ahcscs over
rfN1rah R-y-< stow a-ss
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WANTED.

<yvANTFU-To l,tsce loans Tong farms
~ nr business block short time or chattel
or real estate security rates low and prompt ate
-iar, aah!,si Ge,.h Fsf-ie block. l5Stf
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nor SAIE-Ten twenty acrr> CT s. sCzc tr>ct
l. situated half mii- suuts % t,sr5iesl UnfverStsy
Srounis. See address Frgd 4. SoNSTs, 10 k box
kan =
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I.Nuk SAiE-sSo ACRE. &c gcrss "a cultivation. =
i mile ffca Tai road station. sshoCl aid i,ostoii7c,;
= ruiis- from Ana osef; an Eu0d B.11 a.. nedzc-
Biz bargain = 5. ga Cali o. ~ dress ;. iieVgr-
A ndover. kan = 90.
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FOR SALE.

.NOh S.LE-Ch--YiU sts sna ia fiss ser.rs cf
l. ro-esE City opilGiSg association 49, Doug IS
resar,l ~ or r. - srr -
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WANTED.

" ASTEDs
w AHTED-A good seanstre 8, well experience,
W krS B1ur.ett. SO Il II rect. So
NErASFED- Position a. clerk in grocery by exp
W rienced hand; can give reference Address y
g. p, u. Wafer Al. 2s-tl<
sz-ANTfD-The address of the following soldiers:
~ Torrance Evans, Co. > SOD Inc; Moses AofTr:in
Co l. 9ist ID. ana Milton S. ha-rod Co. D. 45tn oGl
a. 4. Glenn, go
~ fancy work Ut 80 Water St Bits SGtner
land. Is liii-
xrAHTED-Gccd driving horse. mar preferrei
- VIII trsde lot. al AZ liG n Aaia - ts--t-
x.rASrED-gy single gentlemen, room and
~ hoard IN private TeIillly; reference gwen a
1zTASTED-purca-er for 50xl40 corner Water
~ and ath ase; good houses Brown :"
klcEey. .72,+
Purchaser for Douglas avenue lots
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

TOR SALE-A .ice e3eaH stock dry goods. boots.
IL and n. lo<n soc iahai .1taatss county seat;
have water works railroads, beet n. Its
sooi location ock invoice a;-our 8 az ress an for
selling going into tue Sins bCsinrS; sci s.
rnce, time on part viii take snd freight Tai,
Is bargain anu will tear iaV eStiSs ior AGc-es> G..
Eagle Oflice $40
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

L OR SAi.EF teen acres OF Ian ID Hes -osth Z
L douglas ave suitable for plating enQ4lre ga
Horace Kay. with F1ruum X George. ITO n Saain 81
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

VIZ h%TED-A good sealnStre 3, well experience :,
w Ers Rnuryaff 40 n " rket E5.'
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

tHrAS TED Position = clerk in grocery by exp
~ rienced hand; can give reference Address :
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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

INJk SAILS q coruer with Two suoa b0,lsrs
4 'h4t rrot for Sio sntt 80 per r. market
street. CHEAP fur casa; - i los ole NScA Saly y
= Nrots1t4. * box as = 1 -lIts. - SO
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23
STRAlED.

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= vii -. rewards! :, uci {. e. sbs glgy II ts
sTasrssacufs So
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-23

I OSf-A iiaerai reward VIII t,e uAld Tor the re-
D zr>eF McSc- $50
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-05-26
YELLOW FEVER AT KEY WEST.
Two Deaths II ported and Several
Other Suspicious Cases

Two Deaths II ported and Several
Other Suspicious Cases.
a special from Key West Fla, says Mr.
Baker who was declared on Saturday n be
suffering with yellow fever, died this NOR
ming. His wife, who contracted the disease
few days later, also died to-day and was
buried several hours after her husband Both
developed the most malignant symptoms and
threw up black vomit before their death. A
sister Of Mrs Baker who resided i'm tho
same house, which is situated on the princi-
pal street In the heart Of the city, is also
down with fever, but her caSc Is not hopeless.
The disease is undoubtedly traced 90 soIne
boblding recently brought from Havana.
The appearance Of yellow fever so early i'm
the season, which will restrict all communi-
cation with outside ports, is depressing al
business interests While the coses OF fever
That have occurred are considered spasmOdic
several other suspicious cases are said 10 cx-
ist which may develop into yellow fever
The health authoritie- are urging The citi-
1cns to adopt the stuctest sanitary meas
urcs